🎂 Rubbermaid Cake Keeper: Servin Saver for Ultimate Freshness Review

I was looking for an airtight container for a cake. As a Rubbermaid I found it perfect. This was absolutely not the case, and what's more, the lid just sits on the base and dangles, it's not attached or fixed in any way. Loose enough for someone to bang on, it will come off easily. I've tried everything and it still doesn't stick. I definitely wouldn't recommend this to anyone. I still can't get used to it being sold to people like that. A clear return for me. You have been warned, I hope this…

A 5 star rating came from a low review. Initially I was very dissatisfied with the cake topper as it wouldn't snap into place and didn't offer a snug fit. . I was also surprised that there were so many positive reviews and some suggested changing the design. I even came close to initiating a refund. Eventually I realized I had flipped the lid/bottom. It fits both ways so was shipped in the wrong position. I am now very happy with the design/fit and am sure it will make a great cake keeper for…

I love Rubbermaid products. We've never had a problem with Rubbermaid and don't expect to ever have, but our problem with our Rubbermaid cake stand is Revain's fault, not Rubbermaid's! When our Revain cake stand arrived the top was cracked and damaged! The cake stand did not come in a Rubbermaid box, it came in a box provided by Revane. The box was too big and may have been dropped, or because the box was too big, the cake stand may have bumped on the sides during shipping, causing the lid to…

some reviewers say it is and some say it leaks. It's not airtight - it's not really gas-tight, but it's tight enough to keep it fresh for days. In fact, the lack of a gasket means it's not difficult to remove the cover if desired. If sealed, it would be difficult to remove the lid without crushing the inside of the lid with the icing. You can also use it on cupcakes, bread, muffins and anything that fits inside and if it had a real seal that stuff would get thrown around if you tried to open…

Glad to find a brand name sealed cake stand and lid. As every baker knows, a cake needs to cool before it is removed from the baking pan. I have successfully flipped the cake onto the Rubbermaid plate and allowed it to cool further. But after transferring the cake to the presentation platter, I found that the entire center of the storage platter had sagged. I left him face down and hoped he would regain his form. Vain. The cake was warm not hot when I took it out so I'm very surprised that this

Don't waste your money on this especially if you want to make a cake out of it. I bought this because of the height when asked to make a 3 tier wedding cake for a family member and I wanted one tier per tier. That's enough for a decent layer cake — and that's literally all it's got. There is no handle, which is very inconvenient. There are no locks - the lid just snaps in and out, and it's quite difficult to remove without ruining the cake inside. But the worst is the base. It's concave, not…

This product suits me perfectly. It's quite large, which of course means it takes up a bit more space in the fridge, but I think it's worth it if you've got a big cake. This holder differs from others in that it doesn't snap into the base and doesn't have a handle on top. This in no way affects the ability to keep the cake fresh. I actually prefer not to have the handle on top as I think holding something by the lid only spells disaster if it breaks or you forget to close it all the way. This…